Word: representation
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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J. H. Sears '89 will represent Harvard at the meeting in New York on March 13 of delegates from Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania and Cornell, to settle upon uniform football rules.
The next set of maps accepts a boundary starting at Cape Nassau. These were probably constructed on the theory that, although the Essequibo was the real boundary, geographers must represent facts as they exist. There are seventeen maps of this kind, many of them by men of established reputation.
The opening of the 'varsity crew practice to visitors will give unbounded satisfaction throughout the University. We believe that for the past few years the system of secret practice has been the curse of much of Harvard's athletics. When students are prevented from watching the practice of the teams...
Captain Treadway has selected the men who will enter in the Henley Regatta. There are, in all, twenty-two oarsmen and two coxswains. The men who are likely to represent Yale in the regatta are: Stroke, Langford; 7, Treadway, captain; 6, Longacre; 5, Bailey or Patterson; 4, J. Rogers; 3...
The final contest to choose Princeton's representatives in the Harvard-Princeton debate took place last week. There was an unusual attendance of the students and great enthusiasm was shown. The following men were chosen to represent Princeton: Frederick W. Loetscher '96, Iowa; Robert M. McElroy '96, Mo.; Herbert Ure...